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  • “Coal is essential …. when the batteries run dead:” Queensland extends mine lease for second oldest generator
    Coal

    “Coal is essential …. when the batteries run dead:” Queensland extends mine lease for second oldest generator

    Queensland LNP extends mine lease into 2040s, saying coal is essential “when the sun doesn’t shine, the wind doesn’t blow and the batteries run dead.”
    Rachel Williamson
    Jun 9, 2026
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  • Queensland LNP has stopped trying to cut emissions, now it is refusing to even count them
    Climate

    Queensland LNP has stopped trying to cut emissions, now it is refusing to even count them

    Last year, Australian ministers agreed to create a reliable source of carbon data for transport infrastructure, and Queensland has just opted out.
    Rachel Williamson
    Jun 1, 2026
    9
  • State-owned transmission giant wants to claw back 45 pct more revenue from customers, citing “increased complexity”
    Policy & Planning

    State-owned transmission giant wants to claw back 45 pct more revenue from customers, citing “increased complexity”

    The state-owned network wants to hike its revenue base and add that to customer bills, just as the state government crows about pushing power costs down.
    Rachel Williamson
    Apr 1, 2026
    2
  • Queensland to underwrite its first gas peaking plant in a decade as roadmap takes shape
    Policy & Planning

    Queensland to underwrite its first gas peaking plant in a decade as roadmap takes shape

    A 400 MW peaking gas project, already delayed by two years, needed revenue guarantees from state owned utility.
    Rachel Williamson
    Dec 2, 2025
    6
  • “Over my dead body”: Planning minister rejects any chance of approval for cancelled wind project
    Policy & Planning

    “Over my dead body”: Planning minister rejects any chance of approval for cancelled wind project

    Queensland planning minister Jarrod Bleijie says there is nothing the developer of a cancelled wind project can do to make it palatable to him.
    Rachel Williamson
    Nov 17, 2025
    10
  • Queensland signs deal to run coal export trains … on renewable energy, and calls it a “fresh start”
    Coal

    Queensland signs deal to run coal export trains … on renewable energy, and calls it a “fresh start”

    Queensland owns a lot of renewable energy, so why not use it to support coal exports?
    Rachel Williamson
    Nov 11, 2025
    2
  • Greenleaf buys back wind farm in Queensland despite state’s cancellation of another approved project
    Wind

    Greenleaf buys back wind farm in Queensland despite state’s cancellation of another approved project

    Greenleaf is doubling down on wind energy in Queensland, despite the government’s shock cancellation of another approved project and the new energy roadmap.
    Rachel Williamson
    Oct 13, 2025
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  • Forest Wind accuses LNP government of blocking it from community consultation
    Wind

    Forest Wind accuses LNP government of blocking it from community consultation

    Owners of Forest Wind project say they had been cut out of discussions with the government ahead of its controversial decision to cancel legislation allowing it.
    Rachel Williamson
    Sep 15, 2025
    9
  • Wind developer has another crack at Queensland grid despite shock cancellation of approved project
    Wind

    Wind developer has another crack at Queensland grid despite shock cancellation of approved project

    Australian developer proposes another wind and battery project, despite the Queensland government cancelled another of its already approved projects.
    Rachel Williamson
    Sep 12, 2025
    3
  • Queensland LNP accused of breaking election emissions vow with coal-keeper plan
    Policy & Planning

    Queensland LNP accused of breaking election emissions vow with coal-keeper plan

    Queensland plans to keep its state owned coal generators running longer, clouding the opportunities for new renewables and putting its climate targets at risk.
    Rachel Williamson
    Sep 10, 2025
    2
  • Industry braces for more shocks in Queensland as LNP “calls in” two more wind and battery projects
    Wind

    Industry braces for more shocks in Queensland as LNP “calls in” two more wind and battery projects

    Two large wind and battery projects have been “called in” by LNP government, and have one more month to respond to lengthy list of questions from planning minister.
    Rachel Williamson
    Sep 9, 2025
    6
  • Queensland’s latest wind farm kill sends shockwaves through renewables industry
    Renewables

    Queensland’s latest wind farm kill sends shockwaves through renewables industry

    Developers and investors are warning that if Queensland wants any clean energy investment at all, it must stop randomly cancelling projects.
    Rachel Williamson
    Sep 3, 2025
    8
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